Success at the Summit: APEC 2014 and 2015
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The recently concluded Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) meetings are being heralded as the most substantive and impactful in years. Representatives from 21 nations across the Asia-Pacific gathered in Beijing for meetings aimed at greater economic integration, and the easing of regional tensions. Bilateral meetings at the time of APEC 2014 produced a promising climate change agreement between U.S. and China; and a landmark meeting between Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan and President Xi Jinping of China, signaling a potential thaw in one of the most important relationships in Asia, if not the world. What other tangible accomplishments emerged from APEC 2014? What’s next for the proposed Free Trade Area of the Asia Pacific? We’ll tackle those questions along with a look at APEC 2015; and the issues which host nation Philippines will likely bring to the table.
Every year Asia Society is pleased to host the U.S. National Center for APEC and the U.S. APEC Business Coalition in a high-level briefing on APEC, its priorities for the coming year and the region’s future. This year’s program will feature U.S. Senior Official for APEC Robert Wang, the incoming Chair of the APEC Business Advisory Council and Asia Society Trustee Doris Ho, and Asia Society President Josette Sheeran, who will moderate the discussion. Please join us for a compelling look at the road ahead for APEC, and for Asia itself.
Speakers:
Doris Ho, Chair, APEC Business Advisory Council
Guillermo Luz, Private Sector Co-Chairman, National Competitiveness Council
Robert Wang, U.S. Senior Official for APEC
Monica Whaley, President, National Center for APEC
Josette Sheeran (moderator), President and CEO, Asia Society
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Learn more about APEC and Asia Society's ongoing work on this topic:
AsiaConnect Briefing with Robert Wang, U.S. Senior Official for APEC
APEC Briefing 2013-14: China Takes the Reins
Interview: Curtis C. Chin Explains What to Expect from a China-Led APEC Summit
Event Details
New York, NY